CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. 69.6% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs with this provider. You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.

CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. 69.6% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs with this provider. You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.

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Ricardo Evangelista discusses Theresa May’s rapidly plummeting political capital, how this might impact the pound, the likelihood of a hard Brexit and the volatile political situation currently engulfing crucial EU countries and the potential threat to the Euro.

Ricardo Evangelista discusses the pound’s renewed volatility in light of widespread discontent over Brexit draft, the cooling of dollar bulls after Chairman of the Federal Reserve, Jerome Powell’s ‘headwinds’ warning for the US economy and the potential impact of the controversial land-reform process on South Africa’s rand.

Ricardo Evangelista, Senior Analyst, ActivTrades comments on the market’s reaction in the aftermath of the US midterm elections, the UK approaching the make or break point in Brexit negotiations and what this could mean for the pound and how the prospects for emerging market foreign exchange trading continue to grow brighter for forex traders.

Watch Ricardo Evangelista, Senior Analyst, ActivTrades weigh in on the FOMC minutes, the potential overheating of the American economy in the future, stalling Brexit negotiations and the future of oil prices in the wake of the Khashoggi debacle.

Watch Ricardo Evangelista, Senior Analyst, ActivTrades discuss the possibility of a reversal of fortune for US equities in favour of European equities, the impact of a Bolsonaro win on the USD/BRL currency pair and Trump’s ‘loco’ response to this week’s stock-market selloff.

Key factors pushing the dollar lower

What next for US rates as Fed boss Yellen passes on the baton?

This week saw the departure of US Federal Reserve chairman Janet Yellen, just as US interest rates are set to rise. Ricardo Evangelista of ActivTrades, talks us through her tenure and how the land lies for her successor, Jerome Powell.

How new financial rules like MiFID could impact traders

Following the introduction new trading rules such as the Market in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID), we put regulation in focus with Ricardo Evangelista of ActivTrades to find out what it means for traders.

Movements of the market

Ricardo Evangelista talks about market movements and the reason why these movements are occurring. The economic scenario has changed, and there are many factors that have accounted for this. For example, better than expected performance in the euro zone, a positive move and also the possible outcome of Brexit which could give the pound a push. These movements make investors optimistic and allow room for buying sterling backed assets. The future trajectory of all these markets will depend heavily on the upcoming political negotiations.

Emerging Market Currencies suffering from strong dollar

Appeal of UK assets heavily depends on Brexit negotiations

Ricardo Evangelista, Senior Executive Office at ActivTrades shares his view on the forex markets, the state of play in the UK economy and global economy. He believes the attractiveness of the UK assets is heavily dependent on how the Brexit negotiations proceed.

Trading USD/JPY? Patience is the name of the game – ActivTrades

Ricardo Evangelista from ActivTrades shares his view on USD/JPY, GBP/USD and other major currency pairs. Evangelista says it is better to be on the sidelines and wait for a breakout on the USD/JPY pair.

Macro Talk – Spanish Clash, Japanese Elections & Brexit – ActivTrades

Ricardo Evangelista, Senior Executive Officer at ActivTrades talks weighs-in on the Spanish political uncertainty and whether it would force the push the ECB taper into Q1, 2018. Evangelista also talks about the Japanese snap elections, slow progress of Brexit negotiations and shares his view on JPY, EUR and GBP.

Core London TV :FX Macro Scan

Ricardo Evangelista, Senior Executive Officer from ActivTrades discusses the various macro economic factors affecting the US dollar, Euro, Pound and the Japanese Yen. A must watch segment as Evangelista explains various scenarios that could unfold following the Jackson Hole Symposium. From economy to geopolitics, Evangelista has it all covered.

Middle Eastern traders and the Oil Market – ActivTrades

Ricardo Evangelista, Senior Executive Officer (Dubai Branch) at ActivTrades says the Middle East clients are more inclined to trade oil and metals. “Clients understand that the current climate instigates weakness in oil”, says Evangelista and adds, “the traders are more emotionally attached to oil… it is more like a sacred cow, hence traders struggle psychologically to bet against their gift”.

Watch the full segment as Evangelista discusses Qatar-Saudi tiff and how the clients are adjusting to the political turmoil in the UK

AI is the new buzzword – ActivTrades

Ricardo Evangelista, Head of International Desk at ActivTrades, talks about the upcoming revolution in the world of financial markets technology – Artificial Intelligence.

Evangelista and Presenter Zak Mir discuss the potential merits and demerits of artificial intelligence, its impact on the job markets and the potential regulations and finally whether artificial intelligence will overpower human decision making.

Fundamental disconnect: What’s driving markets?

Georges Batrouni, Middle East Desk Manager at ActivTrades explains why traditional, text-book fundamentals have lost ground in the recent years.
Batrouni sheds light on why the BOE will have a rough time raising rates despite rising inflationary pressures, but discourages the popular thinking that the central banks have lost credibility. The segment is hosted by TIP TV Presenter Zak Mir and Mike Ingram, Strategist at BGC Partners.

ACTIVTRADES SPONSORS TIP TV – WEEK 3

Debutant Neal Kimberley, External Forex Analyst for Activtrades, joined Zak Mir and Bill Hubard, Chief Economist for Bullion Capital, on the Tip TV Finance Show to discuss the global economy, specifically focusing on the USD and the Yuan.

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CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. 69.6% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs with this provider. You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.

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